Closed grexe closed 4 months ago
Can you try uploading the PDF file again. (It looks to me like you submitted the comment before uploading the file had finished)
sorry that was a strange issue with the editor, fixed.
Thanks for reporting the bug. This will be fixed in the next release. In the meantime, here is your output:
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+-+ [ -> 13 ] Abstract
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+-+ [ -> 15 ] Declaration
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+-+ [ -> 16 ] Copyright
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+-+ [ -> 17 ] Acknowledgements
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+-+ [ -> 19 ] Abbreviations
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+-+ [ -> 29 ] Relation Extraction: An Overview
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@m-holger Please make sure that
(fixes #abcd)
where abcd
is the issue number. This is GitHub magic that will automatically link the issue to the PR and automatically close the issue when the PR is merged (or when the issue is reachable from main). It will also automatically handle the previous bullet.Fixes #abcd
in the ChangeLog entry to make it easier to track between ChangeLog and here, though if we dump ChangeLog, that won't matter.In this case, since the commit is already merged, can you just reference the PR from the issue or the issue from the PR (since GitHub will make reciprocal links) so we can follow the trail?
@m-holger Oh, I see you already almost did this. The GitHub magic finds the fixes
line at the end of a commit comment. Putting it in the PR title is not sufficient.
Thanks so much for the quick fix, you guys are amazing and this library is my new favorite, so fast and easy to integrate!
@grexe Thanks -- that's great to hear. Comments like that help keep me motivated after 22 years of working on this, and having recently added @m-holger as a secondary maintainer has definitely breathed new life into the project.
Tried with latest release and even latest nightly as of today. With the attached PDF, the bookmark example program
pdf-bookmarks
and also my own code using the library fail to retrieve target pages for all bookmarks, although they are stored in the PDF and displayed correctly in a PDF reader based on xpdf.I used the command line
For other PDF files it worked flawlessly. Using Haiku nightly here as OS but should be the same in Linux, will try later on request.
So for the attached PDF, this gives me correct bookmarks but not the pages, which I need, too:
The test PDF is used is: Textual Relation Extraction With Edge-Oriented Graph Neural Models.pdf